The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-03

lnery goods in Savannah, and the largest and
most extensive concern in that line south OF the
| Potomac He imports his velvets and ribbons
| direct from Europe. SoIne conception may be
formed of his success in business when IL is
| stated that his manufacturing force has m
creased from three employees in 1873 To twenty
eight az this time His establishment comprises
three large floors crowded with all the novelties
OF the latest fashions. Moreover, he offers TO
fill orders from millircrs and country merchants
al less than Northern prices.
GEORGE V. HEcSER co.
The delicious varieties of farinaceous cdibles
| in the form Of self-raisiuE wheat and buck
| wheat -four, oat meal, lIeckers far4na, etc,
! have won for this house widespread reputa
| an excellent Baking Powder which is i'll great
demand. Savannah enjoys the benefit of beng
one of the distributing points for all of these
valuable productions. At No. l7G Bay street
| any or all of them may be procured from the
| attentive agent lie viii also attend with dill
| gence to all orders from abroad The self
/ I2liSng -four is esteemed a benefacton by thou
| sands of housekeepers.
soLoMoNs co.
This is the oldest drug house in Savannah.
which for more than forty years has under va
rieus family changes conducted the drug
business on Market square. The original foun-
der was A. A. SolomOns, a native of South Car
ona, who came to Savannah in lS4j and still
personally assists in the business. They have
largewholesale and retail trade, and are the man
ufaCtlEers of several proprietary preparations
of great value, included among which are the
following SolomonS Eiver Regulating Pills,
Solomons Cough and Cold Mixture, SOlomons
Diarrhooa Mixtare and Lees Linimsnt Also
! SolomOn's Stock Foed, one of the best condition
powders known Read advertisement
PALMER BROTHERS.
This is one Of those time-honored business
houses that descending in regular succession
from sire to son, has continued to grow with
advancing years in Importance and influence.
In the hardware line they carry almost every
thing that the farmer, MECHANIC and builder
can call for. Their wares too are OF the best
description, and in the matter of firearms, in
GLIDING the best make of repeating rifles, pistols,
etc, and all kinds of sporting goods, ammuni-
ton, loaded shells and gunpowder they are
prepared to meet all the demands OF their
customers See advertisement.
ANDREW HANLEY
This is one of the most widely known and ex-
teusive establishments in the State Their stock
covers literally everything in builders hard
ware, sashes, doors, blinds paints oils railroad,
steamboat and mill supplies together with
terra Gotta piping of every kind lime, cement,
iron and marble niantels, and builders materials
generally Of every character. Those in want OF
any Of Che above articles should address their
orders to them at President York and'W Whitaker
streets, Savannah, Ga. See advertisement.
MEssRs. W. W. GORDON q co.
1t is pleasure to call attention to Savannah's
array of time-honored and substantial mercan-
tile houses, especially on an occasion like this,
when another business year is about com
mencing. Among the many firms In which the
people of Savannah feel Just pride, none
stands higher than that whose name heads this
notice For years Messrs. w. W. Gordon & Co.
have been one of the leading firms in the cotton
factOrage and commission business, and by their
careful methods and ample capital have not
only contributed largely to the prosperity of
Savannah, but also to those who have iutrusted
their interest in their hands.
GEORGE W PARISH.
George W. Parish, Nos 1893 and 1876 st. Julian
streets, and 700 and 204 Congress street, is head
quarters for sugar mills and pans, engines,
plows, and other agricultural implements Mr.
Parish makes q specially of sugar mills and
pans. He is also agent for Prick & Co.'S
Eclipse engines, saw mills, cotton gins, and
Wood. Tabor d Mores engines and boilers;
also MasSey's the Horne" Whitney'S, the
Pratt, " and Eclipse" gins.
MEssRs. LINDSAY q MORGAN.
This oldestablisAed furniture house is one of
the landmarks of the city. For a qurlter of a
century or more under its several firm names il
has maintained its reputation for keeping the
best goods and selling them at reasonable prices.
The warerooms of the firm, Nos. 1869 aud III
Broughton street. are filled from cellar to the
top story with the latest styles of furniture. to
SIlit every pocket and every style. large stock
of carpets and upholstery goods is also kept in
stock, and those who are furnishing their houses
for the season will find anything they want at
Lindsey & Morgan's.
p. BARRETT
is now prepared to do all kinds of building and
etc. Mr. Barrett has just completed a fine
truck the workmanship of which would do
credit to any establish ment. He will he glad TO
have trial order, and guarantees satisfaction.
CHAs. RATZ.
The Southern Steam Dye Works are now
ready TO dye all kinds of dress goods, garments,
etc, in the best manner and at the shortest
notice.
THOMAS H. HARDEN.
This estimable gentleman represents the
Southern Mutual Insurance Company, of Ath-
ems Ga, and has been known i'll that line of
business for many years. Mr. Harden is a
tive of Bryan county. but has spent the most of
his life in this city. He is the father of Hon.
w. ID, Harden, and at one period occupied the
editorial chair of the Savannah Republican.
Always genial and pleasant in his manners,
albeit in his 10Th year, time has dealt tenderly
with him and his mental faculties remain un-
impaired. No citizen of Savannah is better
known or respected.
FRED NJ. HULL.
Mr.. Hull, whose store is at 81 Bay street is
one of the largest wholesale grocers in the city
of Savannah He deals chiefly in grain, bacon
and provisions, aud handles the rice OF planters
for them also His trade is very extensive, and
his courteous demeanor makes him hosts of
friends. Mr.. Hull began business in the firm of
Holcomb, Hun s. Co. in 1865 He is a gentle
man of much influence 'op change" holding
the responsible position of President of the
Board of Trade. He is also President of the
Citizens Loan Company" which does bank
his advertisement.
GEORGE A. HUDSON
One of the largest and most thoroughly estab-
lished dealers in fresh and salt water fish, oys-
tsrs and game of all kinds is Mr.. George A.
Hudson No. I'll Bay street Mr.. Hudson has
been engaged in this line of business since 1855,
and has built up very extensive wholesale
trade. He carries large supply of fish aud
oysters in their season, and frequently handles
az much as 10000 pounds of fish a week. A
branch house is located at Cedar Keys, Fla,
and great care is exercised in packing for safe
delivery. Orders for direct shipment from
Cedar Keys should be sent to that poiut.
LA FAIRS, BULL STREET.
Now that the fall season is here, La FAIRS il
the attractive place for gentlemen. Nowhere
can such an elegant assortment of gentlemen's
furnishing goods be found. and with the styles
correct and the quality unsurpassed, the prices
are low. IL is this happy combination that has
made La FAIRS establishment so deservedly
popular, and those wanting goods in his line
will do well to visit his store % Bull street.
just beyond Broughton. Read his advertise
ment elsewhere.
DALE, DIXON q co.
THIS welknown firm manufacture and deal
in yellow piIie, rough and planned lumber laths
and shingles They have large saw mills at
Josselyn and Dale'S Mil, Ga, and their planning
mills and lumber yards in Savannah are very
extensive. In walnut poplar white and yellow
pine they have complete stock of all kinds both
dressed aud undrcS5ed. All orders intrlisted to
them viii have prompt attention.
BAcoS, JOHNSON 4 co.